Namibian offshore islands

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The Namibian offshore islands are a scattered group of small, mostly rocky islands and islets along Namibia’s Atlantic coast, noted for their rich marine birdlife, seal colonies, and historical guano deposits.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf group of islands
access generally restricted to protect wildlife
areMostly remote
areMostly uninhabited
climateInfluence cold Benguela Current NERFINISHED
coastType Atlantic coast
country Namibia
ecologicalRole haul-out sites for seals
important breeding habitat for seabirds
environmentType coastal ecosystem
marine ecosystem
hasConservationValue seabird breeding sites
seal breeding sites
hasEconomicActivity fishing
marine tourism
hasEconomicHistoryIn guano mining
hasResource guano
marine fish stocks
hasWildlife Cape fur seals
cormorants
gulls
marine invertebrates
penguins
seabirds
shore fish
terns
historicallyExploitedFor guano collection
sealing
jurisdiction Government of Namibia NERFINISHED
legalStatus Namibian territory
locatedAlongCoastOf Namibia NERFINISHED
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
locatedOn southwestern coast of Africa
notableFor historical guano deposits
rich marine birdlife
seal colonies
partOf Benguela marine ecosystem NERFINISHED
Namibian coastline
region Southern Africa
threats disturbance to wildlife
historical overharvesting of guano
overfishing in surrounding waters
typicalGeology rocky islands
typicalSize small islands
usedFor limited tourism
nature conservation
scientific research

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Halifax Island partOf Namibian offshore islands